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After OPA, the procrustes package should implement the GPA procedure to be minimally complete.
Semilandmarks based alignment would be a bonus, but might need the thin plate spline stuff implemented…
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Thank you very much for the package, it is great work
I am trying to use the `robust_pca` function on a large dataset and the computation is very slow. This issue seems to be referenced in #18, #36…
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Hello,
Some enhancements to https://github.com/maxrousseau/pfla/blob/master/paper/paper.md are needed.
Can you also provide a laymen's description of what types of inputs/outputs your toolbox …
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Hi,
I can reproduce this problem with a python file containing only one line:
import tensorflow
obviously you need tensorflow installed. just start it two times from spyder3 ide and it wil…
dsmic updated
5 years ago
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Hello everyone,
I would like to evaluate my landmarks repeatability but I am not sure that I am doing it correctly. I am trying to follow the method detailed here [https://www.r-bloggers.com/tips-…
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If you have inputs and output names that overlap in the plugin definition, then the framework will silently ignore the outputs.
When I had something like the definition below (notice how inputs and…
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It seems that FAN can get the landmarks location, but do you know how to apply suitable affine transform to align the faces?
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I have an application where I have to analyze data from sensors against reference data from the same sensors and in some cases, procrustes seems to break down and gives weird results. I've yet to see …
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Hi I am new to the geomorph package, but want to use it for human biomechanics analysis of gait. Can one perform only subsets of translation, scaling, and rotation of the GPA function, rather than all…
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since many are familiar with the scikit-learn fit-transform design, we could change the procrustes and reduce apis to have a similar design. This would also allow transforms to be fit on one dataset …